May 26, 1942
The daughter of Consul Young of China was in the house yesterday. My children asked her if she has heard from her father ever since… Read More »May 26, 1942
1942
May 26, 1942
Just as we had feared, a member of the Religious Section notified the Letran Fathers that their buildings would be occupied by the Army, although… Read More »May 26, 1942
May 25, 1942
Lt. Col. Jesse T. Trayvick USA, Wainwright’s emissary traveling under a flag of truce accompanied by a representative of Gen. Homma, did not find difficulties… Read More »May 25, 1942
May 25, 1942
Worked in dispensary this A.M. at sick call. In the afternoon walked over to H.P.D. and U.S.A.F.F.E and carried back some office supplies. Followed water… Read More »May 25, 1942
25th May 1942
Up all night — Very mean. No medicine. On water detail again. Dys. pretty bad — Hope we can try the burned flour treatment Heth.… Read More »25th May 1942
25 May 1942
BONTOC. Upon getting up in the morning, Colonel HORAN made the bed(s). A native came in with two eggs and two pancakes made by the… Read More »25 May 1942
May 25, 1942
With a lot of flourish, the newspapers announced the reopening of schools on the 1st of June. The University of Santo Tomas had to revise… Read More »May 25, 1942
May 24, 1942
Colonel North, Major Sitter, Major Lentz, and I went to Maraveles [Mariveles] with Little Baguio crowd for fruit and caribou [carabao]. Japanese shot us two… Read More »May 24, 1942